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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
16
The Reviews class finished studying the adjective pre position interjection and conjunction. The seventh and eighth grades observed a general recitation in their Geography class. Ruth Burns and Robert Burns are noted poets with simple language and themes.
The column summarizes Freshmen Notes from Julia D discussing sentence types, modern utilities, postal system, public utilities, electricity basics, algebra fractions, and art projects. It lists spelling contest participants from Diller group and notes a county contest with results and upcoming Wilber event. It ends by asking about spelling vocabulary.
The Pioneer Music Contest produced strong interest for taking Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus to the District Contest in Geneva on April 2. Parents' permission is sought and volunteers with cars are urged to contact Miss Grant or Mr. Sinkey. Seniors plan individual photos on Tuesday March 29, optional, with group studio session.
Senior division president Lucille Nider secretary Treas Delpha Wiemera librarians Clara Achtemeier and Fern Nippert noted. Junior glee chair vacant. other names include Gladys Garton Arlene Schnuelle.
Superintendent L F Sinkey of Commercial is listed with Carl Ludington principal science and shop, Russell McCreight normal training and mathematics, Dorothy Weidacer social science and biology, Margaret Grant English and music, H C Kelley grades 7 8 and 6 part time, LaVerne Heyne 4 5 part time, Flossie Raymond 1st 2nd and 3rd.
In a brief staff update Scott Mille is named Assistant Editor while Max Hall is listed as sponsor for Miss Weidaue, reflecting a compact newsroom acknowledgments segment.
The Editor Looks On notes National Wildlife Restoration Week from March 20 to 17, promoted by the General Wildlife Federation. Ja N. Darling leads a broad coalition including 4-H youth, sportsmen, club women, and scientists to guard outdoor heritage. The drive emphasizes preservation of birds, rivers, forests, and life-systems beyond state lines.
American Literature students finished A Midsummer Night's Dream and began a Shakespeare life story with end questions. History class reviewed World War causes and nations and will study aftereffects. physics conducted two magnet experiments. typing read earlier year exercises. biology explored respiration excretion and waste disposal effects on growth. shop class prepared wood projects but work not yet started.
The English 10 class continues The Little Minister and plans a class book review next week with all students participating. Students study oral and written themes. geometry class is underway with ongoing lessons.
Diller High School students won the music trophy from Steele City. The Girls Glee Club and mixed chorus qualified for the Geneva contest, rated excellent in the Pioneer Contest. The Geneva event is scheduled April 1 and 20d. the groups depart April 2. The band has started new selections and all band students must attend practice on time.
The article explores how Chinese characters translate to vivid descriptions such as soda water being angry water and an elevator as a rise descend machine. It notes modern surveying tools' precision with errors as small as one sixteenth of an inch per mile and remarks on the delicate instruments used by the U S Bureau of Standards observed through body heat.
Kenneth Findling returns to school after two week quarantine. Carolyn Moore absent this week with mumps. Perfect spellers for last week were Terrill C Irene Gloria Lynn Rodger Shirely Ina Donald S. Language classes continue studying birds.
1st 2nd and 3rd Grades led by Juanita Anderson Loris Moore and Duncna Jean a on sick list this week. Second grade perfect spelling: Mavis Holle Faye Garrels Dean Moore. Third grade: Norma Lee Allen Dwaine Green Dwaine Nicholson. Art period involves cutting freehand vegetables fruits animals flowers. Grades 2 3 read Hunting and Outdoor Visits for Nature and Science. Third grade studies multiplication tables of threes.
Max Hall reports that spring vacation starts at 4 pm Wednesday and ends at 9 am Monday March 28. Students planning to visit other schools or run errands are advised to use the break for any needed work or shopping.
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